Coquille herald., June 30, 1909, Image 2

Driven Insane by Awful H eat
Real E state Transiera.
U
S of A to Chas A Noble pat to
Try The
New York. June, 26 .— Crazed by
the terrific beat, Louis Loonam lots 1 and 2 and s 1-2 of ne 1-4,
attacked his wife with a butcher sec 2, twp 27, r 12.
S. of A., to Florence M. Rog­
Local advertisements among loci Millie Laura Talbot «ere united in knite at their home early today ers U. patent
to e 1-2 of se 1 - 2 ’ sec 10 ,
and
inflicted
tnjuties
that
may
reading five cents per line each ineer- marriage at the home of the groom
U p 31, r 11.
tion. Cards of thanks 50 cents each. near Lee, Rev. C. H. Rarklow of­ prove fatal.
Obituary poetry live cents per line.
According to the story Mrs U. S. of A., to Silvert E. Aasen
Resolutions of Condolence and lodge ficiating.
advertising five cents per line.
Loonam
told at the hospital, after patent to se 1-4 of se 1-4, sec 2, twp
The ceremouy took place in the
MEAT MARKET
she
had
been revived sufficiently 29, r 13.
orchard
in
the
presence
ol
76
or
l
00
Publicity For Oregon.
John
Lindebeck
et
ux,
to
H.
M.
Loonam
has
acted
queerly
since
guests. The altar was arranged be­
deed to s 1-2 & nw 1-4 of nw Next Door to Rerseys Store
four full fruited cherry tiees. the heat wave struck the city Shaw
Portland, Or., June 29 (Special) tween
J. H. SLAGLE. Prop
1-4
of
nw 1-4, »ec 36, twp 28, r 13.
A festooned path strewn with roses Soon after arising today, the said Con $2250
—“Oregon ia the plsce for you,” led
he
seized
a
knife
from
the
kitchen
the altar, the ceremony be­
has been the slogan brought to the ing to performed
Jesse A Smith et ux, to Chas GOOD, CLEAN,
beneath a wedding table and after circling around her Samson
attention of 5,000,000 people of the bell of white roses.
FRESH MEATS
to lot 7, blk 3, sup­
The bride was several times, muttering savagely plemental deed
country through a big advertise­ attended by Miss Marjorie
plate
of
Academy
add
At
Low Prices
he
leaped
and
struck
her
between
Lowe as
ment in the Saturday Evening bridesmaid and the groomsman
to Coquille. Con $100.
the
eyes.
Her
screams
brought
Post, placed by the Portland Com­ was Clarence Waters, brother of neighbors to her aid. Loonam was E 0 Carter et ux, to E A Mereen
mercial Club, and the same mes­ the
to se 1-4 of ne 1-4 and ne 1-4 Give Us A Trial
Bernice and Eunice, overpowered and held on the floor deed
sage has been sent to 1 , 000,000 twin groom.
se
1-4,
sec 26, twp 28, r 12; also,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. until the arrival of the police. He beginning
through other publications. Rea­ P. S. Robison
of se 1-4, sec
Report of the Condition of
of Norway were flow­ is confined at an east side police 26, twp 28, at r 12 center
son why Oregon is the state of op­ er girls and Mabel
.
$2600.
station,
where
it
is
thought
he
is
Brown
daughter
THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
portunity have been presented. of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Brown was hopelessly insane.
Samuel E Swanson et ux to R
At Coquille, in the State of Oregon, nt the
The 92 commercial bodies of the ring bearer. Miss Zoe Haskins Another victim of the fearful H Mast deed to ne 1-4, sec 32, twp close
of business June 23, 1909.
state having membership in the presided at the piano and played heat, Francisco Subsatini, slashed 31, r 10. Con $10.
RESOURCES.
Oregon Developement League have the wedding march. The bride was himself with a razor early today U. S. of A., to E L Ohman pat Loans and discounts.........................$55,334 38
secured and unsecured
1 25
been given an opportunity without
to se 1-4 of sw 1-4, sec 6 , twp Overdtafts,
U. S. bonds to secure circulation... 6,250 00
in a white satin princess, He lies at the hospital and probab­ ent
cost to them to answer immediately gowned
29,
r
13.
securities, etc..........................00,803 53
wore a veil with orange blossoms ly will die before night. He creat 0 T Bender to Nellie F McMul­ Bonds,
thousands of now inquiries about and
Banking house, furniture and fix­
ed
a
panic
in
the
street
before
his
carried
a
bouquet
ot
white
9,448 00
Oregon. Never before has Oregon carnations. The bridesmaid’s gown home when he appeared in the len deed to lots 3 and 3, blk 22, Due tures from .................................................
National Banks (not re­
been so well known and interest in was of cream mull and she carried doorway brandishing the razor and Border and Bender’s add to Myrtle serve agents).....................................
3,946 Cl
the state so generally aroused. All a bouquet of pink carnations.
Point. Con $10.
Due from State hanks and bankers 2,200 85
emitting
maniacal
scieams.
that is needed to get the best re­ After the ceremony and congrat Yesterday’s record contains 12 0 T Bender to Nellie F McCul- Due from approved reserve agents. 135,080 77
and other cash items........... 1,407 60
sults is for the commercial bodies ulations
len deed to 9.55 acres of land be­ Checks
Notes of other National Banks---- 60 00
the guests were seated at additional deaths and more than ginning
to take advantage of the opportune table spread
89 de. 19 min. w. 10 chs Fractional paper currency, nickels
the orchard and 5 O prostrations. Many of those 1 ft 6 in. n from
and cents......................................... 140 12
ty and make these home-seekers served with a in very
center of sec 16, twp Lawful
who
wete
overcome
will
probably
choice dinner
money reserve in bank, viz:
familiar with their sections by send­ piano music and singing
29,
r
12.
Con
$10.
Specie ...................... $29,305 55
affording die. Thousands again slept on the 1 R Nosier, to Alice N Nosier Legal-tender
ing them literature and answering entertainment while they ate.
notes....
235 00
Dur sidewalk last night and the suffer deed to s. 40 ft of lot 3, blk 43,
inquiries.
29,000 55
ing
was
intense
in
every
section
of
ing the afternoon refreshments of
Redemption fund with IT . S. Treas­
Salem is making preparations for strawberries,
Elliotts
add
to
Coquille.
Con.
$10.
and cake the city.
the fourth annual cherry fair to be were served, and ice in cream
U. S. of A., to Hubert Wilms urer (5 per cent of circulation)__ 312 50
A
rain
that
fell
in
the
early
morn­
the
evening
the
held in the Capital City July 8 and
to n 1-2 of se 1-4 and n 1-2 Total................ .........................$310,.598 40
were entertained at a ball ing has moderated the temperature patent
LIABILITIES.
9. The people of Salem make a big guests
of
sw
14,
26, twp 28, r 10.
Capital stock paid in.........................$25,000 00
in the Lee hall under the manage slightly. Many persons rushed John B sec
event every year of the cherry show tnent
to Frank B Robi­ Surplus Fund ................................... 5,000 00
from their beds to stand in the son desd to Lamb,
the groom’s brother.
and the fete this season will eclispse Mr. of and
parcel
of land begin­ Undivided profits, less expeuses and
downpour.
Waters will make
taxes paid....................................... 1.3,079 80
anything of the kind ever held their home Mrs.
ning
135
ft
w
and
ft n of 1-4 National
Bank notes outstanding.. 6,250 00
on the groom’s place at Prof. Diller on Coos Bay. 1-4 corner on n lines 106
there, according to those in chaege Lee.—Enterprise.
of ne 1-4, sec Due
to State Banks and Bankers.. 3,218 40
of the programme. The fair will
twp 29, r 13. Con $1000.
Individual deposits subject to check. 229,992 35
J. 8 - Diller of Washington, D. C.t 25, Joseph
Demand certificates of deposit........ 28,057 85
be held at the time of the midsum­ Two New Dairy Barns
E
Clinton,
to
Elijah
D
a prominent member of the United Myers deed to parcel of land be­ Total...............................................$310,598 40
mer meeting of the State Horticul­
Geological Survey Service,
tural Society at Salem. There will J. A. Yoakam, the architect con States
where North Fork of Co­ State of Oregon, (
and who made the first geological ginning
be addresses by prominent orchard- tractor and builder, has lately com survey
quille
river
1-4 1-4 line run­ County of Coos, ) 8 ’
investigation of the ning e and w crosses
I, L. H. Hazard. Cashier of the above-
ists and specialists and a trip pleted two dairy barns on CuDning mineral and
through
se 1-4, sec named
resources of Coos county 15, twp 28, r 12. Con $3100.
bank, do solemnly swear that the
through tbo orchards about Salem bam which are a credit to both the and Southwestern
statement is true to the best of my
is here Joseph E Clinton to Mary L above
on Friday, July 9, will be a feature owners as well as the builder. The to make additional Oregon,
researches of Myers deed to parcel of land be­ knowledge and belief. L. H. Hazard,
Cashier.
of the gathering. Fruit growers one for J. C. Watson is 46x92 feet this section.
of the state are making plans to at­ basement 30 feet in the clear, the While Mr. Diller has not made ginning 115.9 rds w of bank of C obbbct — Attest:
plates beiog 54 feet from base to
A. J. S herwood , ¡
tend.
on 1-4 1 4 line running e and
R. E. S hine ,
Directors
any public announcement of the w river
Oregon wbb well represented at ridge. It will accommodate 35 purpose
through
se
1-4,
sec
15,
twp
28,
K. C. D embnt .
of
his
visit,
it
is
understood
head
of
cattle,
and
12
horses.
Gaog
the tri-state bankers’ conventional
.
to be largely for the purpose of cor 12
Subscribed and 6worn to be­
Seattle last week. Many prominent way 18ft runs through basement recting
J
E Fisher, to Anna II Bigne
fore me this 24th day of
the
old
charts
of
the
miner­
for
feeding.
Each
cow
has
separate
June, 1909.
in the financial allairs of the state
deed
to
parcel
of
land
beginning
j
S
bal
j-
L. A. L iljiqvist ,
deposits in this section and to 325.4 ft n and 302 ft w of se cor­
were in attendance. The sessions stall and movable manger fitted up al make
Notary Pnblic.
a
special
report
on
the
devel­
were of unusual inteiest and be­ in modern style. There is a 210 opment ol these resources.
ner of sec 25, twp, r 15, 2 1-2 acres.
SUMMONS.
cause of the 'bankers of Oregon. foot gangway running through the Prof. Diller made the original re­ Con $400.
In
the
Circuit
of the State of
barn
for
unloading
hay
at
a
height
Washington and Idaho meeting to
Frank B. McDowell to Perley Oregon in and for Court
Coos
County.
port
to
the
government
of
finding
gether, a closer relation was es of 30ft. Mows will hold 200 tons traces of oil in this section. Wheth Crowley deed to s 1-2 of sw 1-4, J. C. Gardner, Plaintiff
vs.
tablished between (he financial in of hay. The roof is of the Gambrel er he will make any particular in­ ne 1-4 of sw 1-4 & se 1-4 of nw 1-4,
A. Gardner, Defendant.
terests of the Pacific Northwest. self supporting style. The other vestigation of these traces now, is sec 2, twp 28, r 10. Con $35000. Minnie
To Minnie A. Gardner, the above
That Oregon has immense trade barn is that of C. E. McCurdy, not known.—Coos Bay Times.
Dora E. Billings dt hus, to John named
in the name of the
near
neighbor
of
Mr.
Watson.
This
possibilities with China, which of
Neal deed to 12 acres of land begin­ State of defendant,
Oregon,
you
are hereby required
fers a great market for the rnanu structure is 42x00 feet, 20 foot stud­ Colds that hang on weaken the ning 2 chs w of 14 corner between to appear and answer or otherwise plead
factures as well as the new pro­ ding, entirely self-supporting roof. constitution and develop into con­ sec 16 & 21, tn 29, r 12. Con $22- to the complaint filed against you in the
Foley’s Honey and 00 .
above entitled cause and court on or be­
ducts of this country, is the opinion Holds 35 head of stock. Is 43 feet sumption.
Tar
cities
persistent
coughs
that
fore the 18th day of August A. D. 1909,
from
base
to
ridge,
has
gangway
of (¿uan Kai, a wealthy Chinese
W. C. Guerin et ux, to G. H. and
refuse to yield to other treatment. Guerin
if you fail to so appear, answer or
merchant of Hong Kong, who has through the center for feeding and Do
deed
to
20
acres
of
land
be­
not experiment with untried
otherwise plead herein the plaintiff will
machinery.
Has
chutes
for
feeding
been a Portland visitor for the past
remedies as delay may result in ginning 11.85 chs w of 1-4 1-4 cor­ appiy to the Court for the relief prayed
your cold settling on your lungs. ner between ns 1-4 & se 1-4, sec 9, for in his Complaint to-wit: For abso
few days. He behoves an era of and is fitted with box stalls.
lute divorce from you on the grounds of
closer commercial relations with the Funeral of Alex Urqubart. C J Ftthrman.
twp 29, r 12. Con $10.
cruel and inhuman treatment and per­
United States is about to dawn for
U.
S.
of
A.,
to
Chas.
Worden
pat­
Notice
indignities rendering liie burden­
The fuceral of Alex Urquhart, a
his country and he welcomes
ent to w 1-2 of sw 1-4 & sw 1-4 of sonal
some. and for general relief.
larger commerce with the Pacific well-known Coos county pioneer Notice is hereby given that the nw 1-4, sec 15, twp 28, r 13.
This summons is published by order
Coast. Quan Kai says bis country took place at St. James church in undersigned gives Clarence Cun- Oregon it California Railroad of Honorable John F. Hall, Judgeof the
Court of Coos County, Oregon,
is entering upon a period of ex­ this city, conducted by Rev. W niogham his time, and will no long­ Co., to W. E. Pierce deed to sw 1-4 County
made and entered on June 30th, 1909,
pansion and must have railway Horsfall on the 26th inst. Death er be responsible tor his acts or of ne 1-4 & se 1-4 of nw 1-4, sec 29, and
providing that this summons should
materials, machinery of all kinds occurred at the state hospital at any obligations he may contract. twp 29, r 11. Con $280.
be
published
oquille H erald
E. B. C unningham . U. S. of A., to Mathew N. Belieu for a period of in not the less C than
and manufactured products in ad­ Salem on the 21st, and was caused
six consecu
dition to the lumber, wheat and flour, by the rupture of a bloodvessel on
patent to lots 2, 3, 4 <t 5, sec 30, tive weeks beginning with the issue of
NOTICE
June 30, 1909, and terminating with the
twp 29, r 10.
the chief commodities secured from the brain. He was 67 years of age
and
leaves
a
wife
and
son
to
mourn
this Coast, saying that his people
Notice is hereby given that all R. W. Lundy et ux to Hiram issue of August 18, n 1909.
. c. M c L e o d ,
prefer to trade with this country iD his departure. He had been a res­ Coos County Warrants drawn on Coats deed to w 1-2 of nw 1-4 of
Attorney
for Plaintiff.
preference to the English and Ger ident of Coos county for more than the General Road Fund and en­ sw 14 of nw 1-4, sec 32, twp 28, r NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
man exporters who have the bulk of forty years. Was a tnorough mill­ dorsed prior to June 1 , 1909 , will 14. Con $300.
In the County Court of the State of
wright and mechanic and had fol­ be paid on presentation at my of­ H A Johnson et ux to W T Oregon
this trade at present.
for the County of Coos.
the Matter of the)
Warner deed to parcel of land be­ In Estate
California business men on the lowed that vocation on Coos Bay fice in Coquille, Oregon.
Joseph D. >
recent trade excursion north got a and the Coquille most of that time. No interest will be allowed on ginning 14.12 chs w of corner of Hudson. of Deceased.
)
lesson from modern, enterprising Some years ago he moved onto a any of these warrants after July 1 , secs 27, 28, 33 and 34, twp 29, Notice is hereby given that I, the un­
duly appointed and Quali­
r 12, containing 19 acres. Con dersigned,
Medford. A city of 6,000 people farm near Riverton but later sold 1909 .
fied
Administratrix
of said estate, will,
Dated
June
22
,
1909
,
at
Coquille
that
and
has
since
been
a
resident
$
1000
.
took the pnrty of 100 visitors out
by virtue of an order issued out of the
Oregon.
said county court on June 12th, 1909.by
in autos and had enough cars lett of this city. He was born at Pictou,
John t . Hall, County Judge ot Coos
Report of the condition of
T M. D immick
over for as many more. Could any Nova Scotia, but became a citizen of
Oregon, sell, on August 15th,
Coos County Treasurer Farmer* and Merchants Rank County,
1909, at private sale, at the Law Office
California agricultural city of the the United States when a young
of Cuquillr. at t oquille in the Stat, of Ore­ ot
R. H. Smith, in the City of Coquille.
same size, not a center for tired out
gon, at the close of busine*,, Juno 23,'1909. Oregon, for cash, the following de­
R
mouse
a*
scribed
real estate belonging to said
and back number millionaires; have
Loans anil discounts....................... $10,990 CO estate, Viz:
Orvil Dodge returned from the
turned a like trick?
Honda, securities, etc...................... 2,426 18 lot 3 in block 64 in Notley’s Addi­
Bay Monday.
tion to the town of Coquille City in the
Hanking house, furniture and
county of Coos, State of Oregon.
Fixtures.......................................... 6,441
Humboldt Creamery Prices
Judge Sehlhrede came over from
15th day of June,1909.
Dne from approved reserve banks 10,381 00 Dated tliis M
argaret A. H udson
Marshfield Monday, having businrss
Cheoks aud other cash item s..... 1.135 50 Administratrix
of the estate of
The price of butter fat still bolds at the county seat.
Cash on hand... .............................. 8,045 20 Joseph D. Hudson, deceased.
Eipenaea............................................ 1,2!» 62
up well, as will be seen by the prices There will bo no relchration at
no tice to contractors !
paid by the creameries last Tues­ the Davenport place near Cedar
Total - .
$39,717 88 Notice
is hereby given that sealed bids
LIARIMTIBH
day, the I5tb, which were as fol­ Point at stated recently in the
will
tie
received
(or the improvement
J
Capital
stock
paid
in
.................
$19,000 00 and construction of a portion of the
lows; Capital 28c; Central 29Jc; H
Surplus fund...........................
61 98 County Road in Road District No. 1»,
(drizzly HlufT 28e; Pioneer 28,»; Eel The funeral of ex-county tieas
Individual deposits subject o
Coos County, Oregon, known as the
Check................ ................. . 20,380 90 "Bandon Hear Creek Road, according to
River 28c: Ferndale 29 l-4o; River­ nrt r (V W. Hayes, who died at
the specifications on file with theCounty
Demand
certifiestes
of
deposit.
. 276 00 Clerk
side 29 1-4.—Ferndale Enterprise Marshfield Monday takes place st
ot Coot County, Oregon, and a
ot such specifications in the hands
ot June 18.
the
Christian
church
in
tbia
city
T o t a l ....................................$39.717 88 copy
ol
S.
J.
Culver, Special Road Master of
» «•» •
S tate of O eeoor , C’ obrtt or I'ooa—a.:
today. We will give nn obituary
R.
I).
No.
19.
Add to the Pleasure
I, R. It. Mast, cashier of the above | Five per cent of amount of bid to tie
The league game of hall which in our next issue.
named
bank,
do
solemnly
swear
that
the
above
deposited witli the County Clerk with
took place at this city Sunday was Mrs. Mingus, of Gainesville.
is true, to the best of my knowledge i bid and all bids to be tiled with the
your vacation by taking statement
between North Rend and our local Idaho, is here visiting her roothir, \ a of Kodak
and belief.
II. H. M is t , Cashier. ! County Clerk of Coos County. Oregon,
with you.
on or before the 7th dav of July A. D.
CoaarcT Attest.
nine, resulting in a score of 22 to Mrs, E. J. Wright. She has been
1909, at 10 o'clock A. M.
K. S. K eowi . tox I ... .
2 in favor of Coquille. At Myrtle to Rsndon to see her brother, Wm. Kodaks all styles and
tiro. A. Roaissotr
j The County Court reserves the right
to
reject any and all bids.
Subscribed and swom to be- Dated
Point, Marshfield crossed tints with \\ tight, and will visit her brotber- prices at
;
)
fore
me
this
2l’
t
h
day
of
June.
I
th i local team, the Ray boys prov. in-law. Dr. Mingus and wife, a t :
1909. this 5th day of June A. D.
1 NOTARIAL ( 1909.
Knowlton’a Drug Store
8. J. C clvec
J. J. S tani . ev , I
ing victors in a score of 8 to 2 .
at Marshfield, before returning.
Notary Public. I Special Road Master of R. D. No. 19,
P retty Home Wedding.
At a pretty nome wedding Wed­
nesday,
22 , at high noon, Mr.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1900. ¡Claude June
Arthur Waters and Miss
Coquille Rerald.
Square
Deal
39
FRAUD.
1
Everyone would be benefited by
taking Foley's Orlho Laxative for
constipation, stomach and liver
trouble, as it sweetens the stomach
and breath, gently stimulates the
liver and regulates the bowels and
is much superior to pills and ordi­
nary laxatives. Why not try Fol­
ey’s Urino Laxatives today? C J
Fuhrman.
FARMERS
ATTENTION!
David C. Tyrer
Carriage, Wagon
and Auto
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received for the improve­
ment and construction of a portion of
the County Road in Road District No.
19, Coos County, Oregon, known as the
"Bandon Dairyville Road” from John­
son Creek Southward, according to the
specifications on file with the County
Clerk of Coos County, Oregon, and a
copy of such specifications in the hands
of S. J. Culver, Special Road Master
of R. D. No. 19.
Five per cent of amount of bid to be
deposited with the County Clerk with
bid and all bids to be filed with the
l ounty Clerk of Coos County, Oregon,
on or before the 7th day of July A. D.
1909, at 10 o’clock A. M..
The County Court reserved the right
to reject any and all bids.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
Dated this 5th day of June A. D.
1909.
In
the
County Court of the State of
S J C ulver
for Coos County.
Special Road Master of R. D. No. 19. In Oregon
the Matter of the Estate of Alfred N.
Ogle, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
lias been by the County
Notice is hereby given that sealed dersigned
of Coos County, State of Oregon,
bids will be received for the grading Court
appointed
Administrator of the es­
and planking of a portion of the County tate of Alfred
Ogle, deceased.
Road known as the Coos Bay Wagon All persons having N. claims
against said
Road in Road District No. 30. Coos deceased, are hereby required
to pre­
County, Oregon.
sent
them,
properly
verified,
to the
According to the specifications on file undersigned at Rosehurg, Oregon,
with the Clerk of Coos County, and a within six months from the date of the
copy of such specifications in the hands first publication of thi9 notice.
of H. E Wilcox, Special Road Master First publication of this notice is
of R. D. No. ,30. Five per cent of the dated the 12th dav of June, 1909.
amount of hid to he deposited with
T. LONG,
the County Clerk with hid, all bids to Administrator of the JOHN
he filed with the County Clerk of Coos N. Ogle, Deceased. Estate of Alfred
County, Oregon, on or before the 7th
day
A. M. of July, A. D. 1909 at 10 o’clock Foley’s Honey and Tar is es­
The County Court reserve 8 the right pecially recommended for chronic
to reject any and all bids.
throat and lung ttoubles and many
Dated this 21st dav of June, A. D. sufferers from bronchitis, asthma
1909.
and consumption have found com­
H. E. W ilcox
Special Road Master of Road Dis­ fort and relief, by using Foley’s
trict No. 30.
Honey and Tar. C J Fuhrman.
PAI NTI NG
Prices $10 and Up
First Class Job
GUARANTEED
W . H . S chroeder
Jeweler
FRONT STREET,
COQUILLE ORE.
We carry a good line of Waltham,
Elgin, South Bend and Howard Watch­
es. Before purchasing a watch else­
where call aud examine our stock and
get pries. We guarantee our prices to
be as reasonable as any.
ík SSXSSSSS